5d mark 3 or 1ds which is best?
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depends what you are planning to do, but i would get the 5d because it is more compact and should not be any worse, being much newer. The 1ds is fully professional, so surely not bad either.
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the 1Ds has a very low ISO capability.......the 5D is comparable in Image and skys the limit ISO..........1Ds better Image
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http://snapsort.com/compare/Canon-EOS-5D-Mark-III-vs-Canon_EOS-1Ds_Mark_III
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Hi, 7D has faster rate of focusing but 6d has better low light performance. I'll say 7D as it focus more on sports and animals shooting users : ) hope that help
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I have about 10,000 actuations...I'll put my MkIV up against my 1DX any day of the week. It is an amazing camera. In three areas,it is betterthan my 1DX. 1. Battery life is probably 2x longer (with same battery)2. Sensor attracts less dust3. Sensor size gives me a bit more reach.Overall the 1DmIV is a 10 out of 10.
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I own a 7D, and could micro adjust focus in camera. No reason you couldn't do the same on 5D3.
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Hi Robert, I am pretty sure it works with the 5D Mark 3. I use it with my Nikon D800 and D600 and it works with all DSLRs. It works with a stereo mini-jack. It's a great choice.
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I am very happy with the k3. It works well with the light I get inside. It was a good upgrade from the 5d mark II and 7d I had. I hope to buy another one soon. I thought about the k50 or k5IIs but there's no need to go back to a lesser brand when the new one is only $1000 right now. Unless you like the color of the k50. The k3 has everything that they both have plus more.
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I am a 5D MKIII user and I have picked Canon 2 option. it works fine for me.
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I have both, 5D III and 6D I primarily shoot video on both but if you want the extreme quick accurate focus of the 5D you will pay the price. The 6D is fine, just does not have as many focus points and processor for stills.Additionally, the 6 D offers some "auto" functions that would appeal to a more semi-pro. Both shoot world class video.
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You are absolutely correct, Brian. The video with the D3S is very good and certainly exceeding web requirements, but I bought the D3S because of its high ISO performance and overall image quality. By the way, I don't think DxO has rated the D3S yet. Number 4 behind the P60, D3X and P45 is the plain-old (and great) D3. I think the D3S will come in slightly higher than the D3 due to ISO performance.
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I now have the MarkIV and love it. There's nothing to compare to it to anywhere. I was goofing off with it today at ISO 10,000. Yes, the only drawback is not using the 10-22 wide angle and a few efs lenses.Wouldn't mind having the FF 5DMKII also! I was just looking at some ISO comparisons. Almost as good as the MKIV. DPreview has some comparisons. If you want full frame go with the 5D, if you want fast FPS and more length to your lenses go with the MKIV. They are both excellent. The MKIV is a heavier camera.
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Let me say, these cards are outstanding and I am sure if they work with my 5d Mark III then it will work with other less demanding systems. I would recommend you use this card - it is solid - - if you can use the SD card in your current system ... I have not experienced any compatibility issues.
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The 1.4X III does much better in my Canon T3i with the Canon 70x200 1:4L IS USM III Lens. Picture SHARPNESS is not a problem.
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Firstly it is an older 1D. It is a second generation APS-H SLR. Right now they are on Mark IV in that range. One of the best advantages of this camera for me is the 8fps burst mode. Very good for a camera in this category and price range. I own one that I bought used. Best investment I ever made so far. You can see the differences in the 1D's at the bottom of the following page:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canon_EOS-1D_Mark_II
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It works on my 5DM3 as both a flash trigger and a remote shutter release. Don't see why it wouldn't work on a 1DS, but for $17, it's worth a try.
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sorry, but I do not know enough about the 3ti to make a comparative judgement. I can only tell you to look at the reviews for each and make your own judgement. After all, you will be the one responsible for your own success, as I am sure you would be with either. That said, I am extremely pleased with the 5ti. I've had Canons since the EOS series and they all have served me well as a would-be serious amateur photographer.
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I have the 302, which handles my Nikon D-70 and a 70-300 mm lens very nicely. I don't know how big the 5D is, so I will have to defer to another reviewer. I'm loving the 302, though.
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I think you are going to be happy with the 6d. If you can afford the 5d, indulge!! You are going to get a much better focusing system, a better build and a faster camera overall. This is assuming you don't need the wifi nor the GPS system. I love how fast the focusing system works on the 5d. It responds very well in dim light, is blazing fast and very accurate. This I believe is the main difference with the 6d